Sentence examples for benefits for local communities from inspiring English sources

Fifa boasts "they provide many benefits for local communities and enhance community pride".

VGS-certified offsets are audited according to the rules laid out in the Kyoto protocol and must also show social benefits for local communities.

It can provide positive economic benefits for local communities, as we have seen with the vicuña, where the numbers of wild animals have risen from 6,000 in the late 60s to more than 400,000 today.

Hugh Felton is the sustainable tourism executive at ABTA (the Association of British Travel Agents), which works with its travel industry members to ensure volunteer projects are sustainable and offer real long-term benefits for local communities.

The UK's most high-profile shale gas developer Cuadrilla, for example, has found a ready audience in Whitehall for its position that shale gas can be a bridging fuel to a low-carbon future - with benefits for local communities, rather than a fossil fuel lock-in, carrying high risks to human health and the environment.

These multiple management preferences can be combined to build socio-ecological resilience into regional strategic planning for feral ungulate management that will deliver multiple benefits for local communities.

On the other hand, the roles of individuals is more and more emphasized, for example, in the form of regulations to protect individual rights (i.e. privacy), with the result that scientific practices, such as population registries, are challenged because of new laws emphasizing the use of informed consent for scientific practices which are of benefit for local communities [ 13].

East Hampton's contest, a benefit for local community projects, is one, as is the huge annual contest in Belmar, N.J., which draws thousands of participants.

East Hampton's contest, a benefit for local community projects, is one, as is the huge annual contest in Belmar, which draws thousands of participants.

Seeger was by now reaching retirement age, but the evening was propelled by impatient vigour and outrage: the concert was a benefit for local community action centres, and Seeger presented an edgy African-American duo called Serious Bizness, who sang about poverty, struggle, racism.

A wide array of public officials has publicly supported the deal, citing economic benefits and programming opportunities for local communities.